Miss Nora Field Weds Michael Copertino
Miss Nora Grace Field and Michael A. Copertino were married Saturday at Stephenson Methodist Church. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. B. Peebles with palmed and floral decor. Bridesmaid Miss Helen Owens wore light blue lace as maid of honor. reception details follow in the unshown portion.
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Stephenson Methodist Church
Nora Grace Field
Morningside Drive
Michael A. Copertino
N. Braddock St
Peebles
Stanley Holcombe
George Traver
Clarence B. Mason
Helen Owens
Michael Copertino
Helen Jean Owens
Stephens Methodist Church
Apple Blossom Festival Reserved at War Memorial Building
May 1 2 events note Apple Blossom Festival activities at the War Memorial Building with Thursday and Friday building reservations mentioned for May 2 and 1.
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War Memorial
Notable Northern Wedding Between Copertino and Bride
The ceremony united the bride and Mr Copertino with a nosegay bouquet and a reception at the church social room. The bride, a Clear Spring High School alumna now employed by the Federal Government, will reside at 18 Morningside Drive after their northern trip. Foster parents are Mr and Mrs Clarence B Mason of Big Pool Maryland.
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Ried
Danny C. Inlow
Robert Moore
Berryville
Ruby
Reba
Ruth Field
Fred Bennett
Newburgh
N. Y
Queen Shenandoah XXXI Guest Arrivals Noted At Local Festivities
Miss Daphne Fairbanks of New York and London will visit Mrs. B. B. Dutton on South Washington Street as Queen Shenandoah XXXI. Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Foster Jr. and daughters Judith and Nancy of Arlington arrive to join Dr. and Mrs. George Jackson for the festival. Mr. Foster was guest minister at the First Presbyterian Church last year. Mrs. Douglas Fairbanks Jr. and Mrs. Giles Epling are also mentioned.
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Daphne Fairbanks
New York
London
W. H. Foster, Jr
Judith
Nancy
Arlington
George Jackson
Foster
First Presbyterian Church
Family and Festival Visitors Highlight Local Notices
Grandmother of Queen Shenandoah XXXI will attend the Apple Blossom Festival with Mr. and Mrs. Byrd on Tennyson Ave. Virginia Beach visitors J. Peter Holland III arrive to see Howard Holland. Dr. and Mrs. Row return from Blacksburg after an engineering conference at VPI. Victoria Fairbanks to stay with the Massie family during the festival. Turner Furr of Upperville welcomes infant son David Franklin, with mother formerly Mary Agnes Jenkins. Several locals return from trips to Roanoke and Blacksburg. Glee Club member Miss Mary Sullivan travels from Riverdale for a spring concert in the region. Nora Grace Field, now Mrs. Michael Copertino, hosted a bridal shower. Martha Butler travels from Mary Washington College for the festival with guests Anne Ange and Betty Mitchell. Cpl. Jesse D. Prather Jr. and family visit Prather elders. Shenandoah student Wilbur Dove and Bruce Gearhart visit Mrs. Albin Dove. Suan Butler elected president of Peace Athletic Association at Peace College. Infant Jennifer Lourdes Griffin Miller named. Mrs. Miller formerly Grayce Gallagher. Emory Larrick returns home after ten days in Memorial Hospital.
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Shenandoah
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Tennyson Ave
Martha Butler
Mary Washington College
Robert R. Butler
Anne Ange
Annandale
Betty Mitchell
Colonial Heights
Births Report From Area Families
Birth notices list new arrivals with parents and locations. Kar en s s Grove, a girl to Mrs. Amiel Clif formerly Jene Ann Bennett. a boy to Mrs. Darrell Lee Larrick Capon Bridge WV formerly Marjorie Hardee. a boy to Mr Eugene Eston Self Bloomery Star Route. a boy to Mr Norman Kenneth Davis Romney WV. a girl to Mr Jennings Bryan Fletcher Gore. a girl to Mr Danney Joseph Self Star Tannery.
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Amiel Cliffor
Karen S S. Grove
Jene Ann Bennett
Darrell Lee Larrick
Robert Kenneth
Davis
Viola Marie Tutwiler
Jennings Bryan Fletcher
Gore
Lillian Annette
Fletcher
Ina Mae Combs
Danney Joseph Self
Musical Script Won’t Be Changed Ahead of Gala
Anglo American producers of My Fair Lady decide not to alter the script for a gala in London on Monday despite talk of sanitizing a single Cockney word. The heroine Eliza Doolittle uses the term during a lapsing scene.
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London
England
Eliza Doolittle
Millwood Socials Full of Out-of-Town Guests
Millwood social scene features visits from Ashland Kentucky and Richmond Virginia guests including Miss Lucy Glenn Burwell and Miss Betty Burwell from Mary Washington College. Attendees include Adm. and Mrs. John R. Beardall, Brig. Gen. Rogers, and Senator Leverett Saltonstall as upcoming visitors. The article notes dinners, hotel stays, and attendance at the Gold Cup Races with multiple Millwood residents hosting and entertaining. A seven year old birthday party and a girls vs boys baseball game are also mentioned.
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Millwood
J. Glenn Burch
William Burwell
Ashland
Lucy Glenn Burwell
Richmond
Betty Burwell
Mary Washington College
Fredericksburg
Gilbert Jenkins
Oxford
Helen Beatty
Jo Beatty
Mote
Pittsburgh
Arthur A. Douglas
Arthur, Jr
Arlington
Berkley Harr
Edward Jenkins
George Washington Hotel
Winchester
Red Gate
Alexander Mackay- Smith
Gorge Greenhalgh, Jr
Alfred Allen
California
Agnes Mitchell
Comdr
John R. Beardall
Daniel Doughtry
Alexander Mackey- Smith
George Greenhalgh, Jr
Bland Green William Weatherall
A. R. Dunning
Tom Dunning
Peter Delaunay
Stewart Treviranus
Springsbury
Episcopal Seminary At
Alexandria
Christ Church Millwood
J.L.B. Williams
Alexander Mackay Smith
Pleas B. Rogers
John Cake- Cakebread
Canada
Treviranus
William Shipp
Langhorn
Kenneth Edwards
Warrenton
Francis Green
William Bell Watkins
Frank H. Masi
Europe
A. W. Sommaripa
Senator
Leverett Saltonstall
Washington
Sommaripa
William Payne
Concord
Mass
Walter Heflin
David
Scott McIntyre
Scott Thomas
Scott Travis
Larry Huff
Sandy Singhas
Dotty
Louise Hummer
June Larrick
Danny Ball
Judy Schobe
Gary Pope
Donna Lou Huff
Thomas Carper
Payne
Bluemont
Modern Etiquette Q&A: letters of appreciation and introductions
Advice on writing a brief thank you note after bereavement and on proper introductions. It covers expressing simple gratitude to a friend, introducing a husband without using Mr., and approving crumbled crackers in soup.
Lesson in English by W. L. Gordon
A compact English lesson explains correct verb forms and pronunciation. It notes common errors like using don't with does and stresses the second syllable in detail. It also clarifies similar sounding words and mispellings calender calander calen dar.
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W. L. Gordon
Free newspaper and gas offer at new Easthampton station
The Easthampton service station operator announces a grand opening on Thursday offering free daily newspapers to customers with every fill. Attendants promise windshield cleaning and free gasoline if forgotten during the weekend, with a free morning paper provided to every customer on weekdays and Saturdays.
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Easthampton
Mass
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Nora Field
James M. Powell
Idea! Convention
Meyae
Bobbie Conrad
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Giles Epling
J. Peter Holland
Ill
Virginia Beach
Howard Holland
Stewart St
Stuart B. Row
Blacksburg
Dr. Row
V.P.I
Victoria Fairbanks
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Turner Furr
Upperville
David Franklin
Furr
Mary Agnes Jenkins
H. D. Turner
S. Stewart St
Roanoke
Mary Sullivan
S. Loudoun St
Glee Club
College of Mount Saint Vincent
Riverdale
New York City
Cpl
Jesse D. Prather
Kelly
Quantico
Cpl. Prather
Jesse Prather
Route 3
Wilbur Dove
Shenandoah College
Bruce Gearhart
Indiana, Pa
Albin Dove
Fairmont Ave
Suan Butler
W. Cork Sr
Peace Athletic Association At Peace College
Raleigh
N. C
Peter Griffin Miller
Jennifer Lourdes
Miller
Grayce Louise Gallagher
Emory Larrick
Gray Ave
Memorial Hospital
Gaunt
Millwood Socials
Roberta Lee
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Bissell
Timberlake’s
Mom
Colonial Beauty Shoppe
S. Braddock St
W. Boscawen
Room
Helen R. Collier
D.C.T
Loudoun ST
Denier
Duchess
Warnerfuel
Warner‘s
Elsie-Kay Shoppe
Braddock St
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